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1. prasf.org › schoolAbout the School - Phoenix Rising

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   Phoenix Rising Alternative School serves students in Tulsa County, grades 9–12, who are involved with, or are at high risk for, involvement with the juvenile justice system. Typically, PRAS students have not experienced success in traditional public school settings and find PRAS to be a restorative pathway for their educational and life journey. PRAS is … Continue reading "About the School"

2. www2.tulsacounty.org › government › departmentsPhoenix Rising Alternative School - Tulsa County Public Website

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   Phoenix Rising Alternative School serves students in Tulsa County, grades 9–12, who are involved with, or are at high risk for, involvement with the juvenile justice system. Typically, PRAS students have not experienced success in traditional public school settings and find PRAS to be a restorative pathway for their educational and life journey.

3. theokeagle.com › 2024/03/08 › school-boardSchool Board Candidates Are Seeking Your Vote

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   Mar 8, 2024 · LOCAL & STATE Kimberly Marsh Illustration. The Oklahoma Eagle Four candidates competing in the upcoming Tulsa School Board elections used a Feb. 27 public forum at the University of Tulsa to make a case for you to vote for them. The election, scheduled to be held in just four weeks, is widely considered more important…

4. www.projectcommutation.org › teamTeam - Project Commutation

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   Emma discovered an interest in criminal justice shortly after high school. Emma attended college at Oklahoma City Community College for criminal justice and psychology. In 2023, she made the move to Tulsa, OK where she began her journey working for Project Commutation and developing a passion for helping individuals who are coming out of prison

5. www.justice.gov › opa › prJustice Department Secures Agreement with Aiken County Public ...

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   Sep 30, 2024 · The Justice Department announced today a settlement agreement with the Aiken County Public School District in South Carolina to resolve the department’s investigation into allegations that English learner students were not receiving appropriate instruction and services.

6. www.hrw.org › 29 › case-reparations-tulsa-oklahomaThe Case for Reparations in Tulsa, Oklahoma - Human Rights Watch

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   May 29, 2020 · The Tulsa area has 12 schools with greater than 75 percent black enrollment, 19 schools with greater than 50 percent black enrollment, mostly in the city of Tulsa, and 71 schools, almost all in ...

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   Does Tulsa have segregation?

   • David Blatt, “Schools, housing & poverty: Thoughts on segregation in Tulsa,” Oklahoma Policy Institute. McLain High School, in North Tulsa, has a majority black student body with another 25 percent of students, Latino. Students miss an average of 26.7 days each school year.

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   What property was targeted by the Tulsa Urban Renewal Authority?

   • Other property targeted by the Tulsa Urban Renewal Authority includes the site where Oklahoma State University (OSU-Tulsa) now sits, which is where Booker T. Washington High School, Greenwood’s main high school before the massacre, was located.

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   Is there a report on racial inequality in Tulsa?

   • It also contains a lightly edited reprinting of several sections of an extensive 216-page Human Rights Watch report “Get on the Ground”: Policing, Poverty and Racial Inequality in Tulsa, Oklahoma, released in September 2019, which documents in detail systemic racial disparities in in Tulsa today.

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   How much does a Tulsa High School scholarship cost?

   • (According to the scholarship nomination form, each year the Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education award two students at each of the eleven Tulsa high schools with a one-time $1,000 scholarship.

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   Why did Joe Lockard v City of Tulsa win?

   • The case, Joe Lockard v. the City of Tulsa, demanded that Joe Lockard, owner of a wood framed house “on Lot seventeen (17) in Block two … in the City of Tulsa” that had been burned down during the massacre, be able to build on his property and that the ordinance be enjoined. Ultimately, they won.

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   Did Tulsa officials participate in The racial massacre?

   • The Tulsa Race Massacre Commission confirmed in its report that Tulsa officials, and the hundreds of whites they deputized, participated in the violence—at times providing firearms and ammunition to people, all of them white—who looted, killed, and destroyed property.

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8. okpolicy.org › wp-content › uploadsOklahoma Youth Justice Report 2022 - OK Policy

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   The median income for white families in Oklahoma is $76,000, compared to $40,000 for Black families and $43,000 for Latinx families. In 2019, 87 percent of Black and 81 percent of Latinx 4th grade public school students in Oklahoma were not pro cient in reading, compared to 65 percent of white students.49.